The Last Polaroid nsw Brothers and Sisters

Brothers and Sisters

Care retains Krell's wordplay and delivers Celine-esque melodies and anthemic choruses

’ Ships Piano has shared the stage with Future of the Left

Every song such a gem that it was hard to edit it down to this single lp

depicting a decaying future with evocative lyrics and apocalyptic music

The Last Polaroid nsw Brothers and SistersCharles Jenkins best songs are vaguely conceptual, adopting the vernacular of a romantic poet, a bushranger, an urban troubadour, a rock star, a father, a lover but are driven by the voice of perfectly ordinary bloke dom, looking on helplessly as humanity unzips all around an everyman with the distinguishing gift of otherness. His rich vocals here are both his most tender and most insistent, the tempos hover between a swagger, a strut and a clip.